We provide ACT national exam dates, registration deadlines, and tentative score release dates for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024. The 2022-23 ACT test dates, registration deadlines, and score release dates have been confirmed by ACT, Inc.
ACT Test Dates, Registration Deadlines, and Score Release Schedules

Below, we provide ACT national exam dates, registration deadlines, and tentative score release dates for 2022-2023 and 2023-2024.
ACT Test Date | Registration Deadline | Late Registration Deadline | Score Release Date |
---|---|---|---|
September 9th, 2023 | August 4th | August 18th | September 17th |
October 28th, 2023 | September 22nd | October 6th | November 11th |
December 9th, 2023 | November 3rd | November 17th | December 23rd |
February 10th, 2024 | January 5th | January 19th | February 24th |
April 13th, 2024 | March 8th | March 22th | April 27th |
June 8th, 2024 | May 3rd | May 17th | June 22nd |
July 13th, 2024 | June 7th | June 21st | July 27th |
TIR is only offered to:
- Examinees who test through National testing at a National test center, on select national test dates.
TIR Test Dates Availability April 2023 Saturday and non-Saturday testing June 2023 Saturday testing only September 2023 Saturday testing only April 2024 Saturday and non-Saturday testing June 2024 Saturday testing only - Examinees who register for the April test date and test through ACT Special testing during the designated Special Testing Window in the US, US territories, and Puerto Rico. You will also be able to request TIR materials in alternate formats you were approved for.
TIR for ACT Special Testing April 2023 April 2024 - This service is not offered for any other administration of the ACT. See MyACT for specific dates.
- If for any reason we replace the test version scheduled for us at your test center or reschedule the administration, this offer becomes void, and we will refund your fee for this service. This service is not offered for any other administration of the ACT.
Test Information Release (TIR) allows students to receive a copy of their exam, their test-day answers, the answer key, and the score conversion data used to calculate scores for that month's test. The ACT makes these available for December, April, and June tests only. TIRs can be ordered when you register for your exam, or for up to six months after the eligible test date. We highly recommend that students request this information if they take an eligible test.
Please note that indicated test dates for the 2022-2023 school year have been confirmed by the ACT, but test dates and score release dates beyond the 2022-2023 school year are projected and subject to change.

How Accurate Are These Future ACT Test Dates?
The 2022-23 ACT test dates, registration deadlines, and score release dates have been confirmed by ACT, Inc.
The ACT test dates and registration deadlines for future years should be fairly accurate, as there has been little variation from one year to the next. The score release dates are less predictable, but scores should come out within a week of the anticipated score release dates.
Also, note that not everyone receives their multiple-choice scores at the same time.

How to Use These ACT Test Date Projections
These charts make it easy to figure out your best dates to take the ACT. We typically recommend two ACT sittings. Your first test is a dress rehearsal or a dry run. Your second test is what we call your “Go for the Gold” test. This is the ACT where you can aim to hit your target score. Sometimes students take third and fourth tests–especially if they’re trying to polish or improve their superscore.
Our students average +7 point improvements on their composite ACT. If we use superscores, our students are averaging +8 point gains.
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